The rocking horse girl appears to be the same character from 60287, although I'm at a bit of a loss for what purpose this generic, nameless character's cameo serves.

This series alone comes with twelve new molds, being the robot head, Baby Benny head, carrot costume, koala, orc jaw, T-Rex head, T-Rex tail, falcon, potter head wrap, powdered wig, rocking horse, and newsboy cap. I like the dual-moulded greens on top, although perhaps these could have been manufactured as a separate piece. Mark further suggested green should be mech pilots, but both lists already include pilots, and there have been several mechs under the original Classic Space run long before green Spacemen existed.

The Falconer certainly seems like an appropriate addition to their number, wearing the faction's blue and black colours and proudly displaying the Black Falcon's crest on her torso. The lineup this time doesn’t have a specific theme, unlike the prevalence of holiday-themed characters in 71034 Series 23, instead getting back to the basics with a variety of characters from a wide range of themes. Winnie the Pooh (the literary character, not the Disneyfied version) just fell into public domain on January 1st, because the character turned 96 at some point this year. LEGO has finally revealed the next wave of LEGO Collectible Minifigures with Series 24, featuring 12 new minifigures to collect, from a new Brown Spaceman (and Space Baby!

I loved the Fantasy Era while growing up, so would have appreciated a more direct tribute to its memorable minifigures. The beloved Black Falcons are perhaps the most recognisable Castle faction and are frequently represented in modern sets.

I'm not usually into the costumed figures, but I am currently building a MOC museum, so the dinosaur costume is very timely! We’ve supported 100’s of businesses with a variety of bespoke LEGO B2B services providing each client with a dedicated single point of contact throughout the process. The full collection of 12 characters is bursting with color, excellent details and cool accessories and consists of T-Rex Costume Fan, Rococo Aristocrat, Robot Warrior, Potter, Newspaper Kid,Orc, Soccer Referee, Falconer, Conservationist, Carrot Mascot, Rockin’ Horse Rider and Brown Astronaut and Spacebaby.

Those are pretty good, I would add Bride of Frankenstein, Bride of Dracula and a Nosferatu (guy and gal).printed huge above an image of the classic policeman from Series 18, and a smaller headline that I can’t quite make out. My wife is convinced she’s based on Carlota from the 2004 Phantom of the Opera movie, and I have to admit there’s a stunning resemblance. Sure there would be no 'double sales' but I believe this is disappearing quick because the cost is getting a little too high and people have found ways to go around that (not to the benefit of Lego).

The reverse is undecorated and may have benefitted from some printed creases, although the shaping alone is impressive. Replacing the white dog from the aristocrat instead with a mask on bar (or hand-fan) that she could hold up to her face would fit better into rococo fashion. I'm guessing "brown" is associated with child-rearing in the colour-coding of Neo-Classic Space, but I think I'm going to give this brave spaceperson a mop and a bucket instead. But perhaps my favorite aspect of this character is the torso, which just looks yellow at first glance, but is actually LEGO’s new Vibrant Yellow, which is a cool way to distinguish the jersey color from the yellow skin on her head, arms, and legs.While I am happy to see a new shirt print, this character belongs in a 2023 City set, not the Minifigures series. I like the printed mesh material on the torso too, while the back displays a logo common among Collectable Minifigures, recently including the Wheelchair Racer. Furthermore, an orange hair component is included and matches the facial hair on this minifigure's double-sided head. If you’re good at feeling packages, you’ll also be able to use the shorter, moveable legs and hat to help you out. The plumes look like the standard flame/feather piece, but the pumpkin doesn't look like the pumpkin piece.